Quote from: bots1 on Today at 11:39:55 AM

Quote from: TelolettOm on September 29, 2024, 11:48:11 PM

Poor Man United, they are lack of many things, they are too complicated. the loss today from Tottenham, worsen the condition.
I think with Man United's condition not improving either, they will sack ten Hag, many speculations like that. Well, but this is one of ten Hag's answers

Source: Ten Hag: “I’m not thinking about being sacked

And again they still keep him. Yes, maybe there are many preferences for Man United to choose another coach, but it seems like they are still waiting for another big loss, haha

I can't believe that Man United's management continues to maintain Ten Hag as Man United's coach even though under Ten Hag's coaching, Man United's quality has not improved and can even be said to be the worst compared to previous coaches. I hope that in the middle of this season Man United's management will fire Ten Hag and recruit another good coach so that Man United can return to competing in the Champions League next season.

I also still don't think how the Ineos Group can be hypnotised by a bald head who clearly has a vision of making Manchester United play in the 2nd tier of the Premier League. If that's the goal it doesn't matter then I will accept and support Erik Ten Hag. The Premier League is too hard to live for the Man United he currently leads. From the beginning I suspected that no matter how bad the results Manchester United got, Erik Ten Hag would still be retained and he seemed to have strong supporters within the United Management body whether it was the Ineos Group or even directly from the Glazer Family.

Everything is clear Manchester United are playing badly, there is no improvement despite having poured billions of dollars to buy players whose contributions are very below standard and even busy being injured rather than playing on the field. Maybe it is time for Manchester United to get out of the Premier League if there is no talk of sacking Ten Hag.